Monuments
A person who mounts a monument without a permit shall be jailed for at least a month and/or fined L.E.10,000-100,000, according to a 2020 law.
The exhibition is taking place on October 1 and March 31, 2022, and consists of three districts.
Two pieces belong to the Ancient Egyptian era while the third is Greek.
President of the wood monuments restoration Plant Gilan Mahmoud said that the restoration of King Tutankhamun’s monuments is the largest since the tomb was discovered in 1922.
The Egyptian Grand Museum in Al-Remaya Square received 421 artifacts from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir, most notably a statue of King Khafre.
English architect and Egyptologist Somers Clarke’s house will be included in the list of prominent Islamic and Coptic monuments.
Cairo thoroughfares contain around 26 stunning statues and sculptures commemorating Egyptian role models.
Egypt to impose LE 10,000 fine on those harassing tourists
Parliament approved Article 53 regulating the penalties of harassing tourists, despite some MPs’ requests to toughen the punishment measures.
It is expected that, by the upcoming winter, a satisfied number of tourists will come to Egypt to enjoy amazing warm weather, especially in Luxor and Aswan.
Al-Montazah Palace in Alexandria was the summer palace of Khedive Abbas Helmi
The Russian Foreign Ministry urged stepping up efforts to restore monuments in Syria at a press conference on Friday.
Russian scientists discovered a unique mummy that had been buried in permafrost soil in the 12th century and named it the Polar Princess on Monday.
A team of archaeologists in Ethiopia discovered an ancient city dating back to the 10th century AD
Registering the Jewish graveyards in Alexandria within the Islamic and Coptic monuments.
The Giza pyramids’ stones have been engraved with the names of tourist couples immortalizing their memories.
A new archeological discovery of a Greco-Roman mass grave in Tuna el-Gebel area in Upper Egypt’s Minya governorate will be announced Saturday.
Four Ptolemaic tablets were seized before selling them for 100m EGP by two officers disguised as antiquities traders Monday in the Delta’s Sharqia.
Ahmed Basha Kamal Hall at the Ministry of Antiquities witnessed a few hours ago the inauguration of the King Tutankhamun International Conference.
Parliament member stresses the importance of preserving archaeological sites in Fayoum.
